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by elchief 11y ago
Stupid Cisco blocked this site on my corp network, due to "pornography", assuming due to "lolita" in URL.
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by elchief 11y ago
pkg_add jdk? 1.8 is available.
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by elchief 11y ago
That's what they said for 9.4 and 9.5 too. More likely December 2016
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by elchief 11y ago
https://github.com/Factual/drake from the data science toolbox is useful. "Drake is similar to GNU Make, but designed especially for data workflow management"
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by elchief 11y ago
Large companies game everything they can. If they're public companies, their directors are required to.
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by elchief 11y ago
Torvalds called openbsd devs "masturbating monkeys" for their focus on security. Wapo had an article on linux security the othe day.
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by elchief 11y ago
De Raadt sounds like a pleasant, wise human in his slides (let's not talk about the mailing list). I'm really looking forward to 5.9 if it includes pledge as well as vmm (native hypervisor)
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by elchief 11y ago
"React Native is taking off" "Crap. Anybody got anything?" "Jimmy has a brainfuck to Objective-C transpiler" "Anybody else?" "How about non-native controls with a language no one cares about?&quo
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by elchief 11y ago
I'm a little hungover, so a bit stupid today. So, the mobile app is an actual native app, with no phonegap / webview. The desktop app is a webkit browser packed as its own application. And the server app is a single-page app run i
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by elchief 11y ago
And our neighborhoods are emptying out...
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by elchief 11y ago
So I'll be bald for a while then...
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by elchief 11y ago
What would the end of grantland look like? It would look like today, sadly. http://espnmediazone.com/us/espn-statement-regarding-grantla... I'm not really sure why Simmons needed espn to start grantland. Perhaps h
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by elchief 11y ago
Put your passwords in env vars people. By that I mean your web server-to-db connection or 3rd party api passwords. See 12factor.net . Then you can still store your config files in git.
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by elchief 11y ago
You can use 'set' to view envars. Want to see your postgres envars? Type 'set pg' and it will show anything starting with 'pg'. You can use 'setx' to permanently set envars too. You don't need to
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by elchief 11y ago
"see water" heh
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by elchief 11y ago
This book is good (I've read it), highly rated on Amazon, and reasonably priced: http://www.amazon.com/Agile-Data-Warehouse-Design-Collaborat...
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by elchief 11y ago
Scenario: Long-term, everyone switches to using robo-taxis and doesn't own a car. The robo-taxis can communicate and co-ordinate. You're looking at an ~85% drop in the number of cars required (today only ~15% of cars are on the ro
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by elchief 11y ago
Here's poor Tom Brady (Patriots Quarterback) in court: https://usatftw.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/cmoycq4woaa2mt1....
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Tame() – bad kitty, no socket for you(openbsd.org)
151 points by elchief 11y ago|95 comments
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by elchief 11y ago
Server-generated HTML or browser-generated HTML? Spring Data REST makes a good HATEOAS JSON REST api for you, somewhat automatically. Spring Data JPA alleviates the drudge of writing your DAO layer. Spring 4.2 does websockets and server-sen
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Tame() – bad kitty, no socket for you(openbsd.org)
6 points by elchief 11y ago|0 comments
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by elchief 11y ago
I had (have?) a problem where I needed to deeply understand a topic to be happy with it. I'd do every question in the back of the textbook. Build little excel models. Ask the profs weird/"obvious" questions. It takes too
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Some Quick PgAdmin Tricks(youtube.com)
2 points by elchief 11y ago|0 comments
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by elchief 11y ago
> But I don't suspect they have revolutionary breakthroughs ala the NSA with crypto Besides inventing public key cryptography?
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by elchief 11y ago
This is known as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shock_Doctrine
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by elchief 11y ago
Some poor NSA analyst is shaking his head, saying "all that work down the toilet" Also, "SHA-0 is removed, which was withdrawn shortly after publication 20 years ago", ugh
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by elchief 11y ago
1. This is mostly MySQL's fault for default silently truncating values longer than the requested length. Postgres and SQL Server don't do this, but that's all I tested 2. Lack of email validation by Bugzilla. Emails are max l
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by elchief 11y ago
Love it but our fucking Cisco ScanSafe keeps marking it as evil every time it updates.
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by elchief 11y ago
They're the white dots ;)
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by elchief 11y ago
Just our friendly monthly reminder...

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